Being a contractor does not automatically put you in a bad position relative to your client, because you can negotiate the details of that contract. As a result it can be both lucrative and extremely rewarding.
Of course I'm sure Uber will simply not agree to any modifications of their standard contract, but they do have competitors that the drivers could go to.
Oh, and contractors should always set up an individual 401k; it has the same tax benefits as you'd get as an employee, and then some.
Of course I'm sure Uber will simply not agree to any modifications of their standard contract, but they do have competitors that the drivers could go to.
Oh, and contractors should always set up an individual 401k; it has the same tax benefits as you'd get as an employee, and then some.